yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] x10klemi:
comp has higher res at the grafix, just look at the bubbles
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Shiwantha:
When I got the phone couple of months back, I have tried both apps.

and picked Handcent over ChompSMS. ever-since I'm a Hancent fan. Thats why I modified to X10. :D
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Deleted member 807276:
Mods, please sticky.

I'm getting tired of asking for APKs of stock files, so I have ripped apart the original system.img, and uploaded it to my MediaFire. This should contain all of the APKs from /system/app. Upon request, I'll rip some other ROMs apart and upload the apps from them onto MediaFire.

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=...0a80bbfd46652c42972c62268198c95645c60d3adceb4
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] falken98:
You can also just download the slidemeroot.zip rom, which is everything stock and copy the apk's right out of the zip file.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Deleted member 807276:
But now you don't have to download the entire ROM for a single APK.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] chrisinaz:
I also have all of the stock apk's uploaded on my web server, but it's probably not a good idea to be redistributing them for anyone to download. Something about distribution of copyrighted works... etc...
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] r0man:
OP +1

10char
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Deleted member 807276:
@christinaz:

That would be like killing XDA for hosting custom ROMs modified off originals.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] cdw9800:
i was looking for the genius button dont know whats its called any help?
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] HighRidas:
vsuite and VSuiteapp
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Deleted member 807276:
Will the mods please sticky? This thread seems to be of great use.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] cdw9800:
thanks would have never found it without your help
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Whoareyou:
I put a few of these in a flashable zip and flashed but all I get is the apk and odex file Uninstalled in /system/app and iff I try to install it says unsucsessful...advice
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] falken98:
Are you using an odex'ed rom? (are there .odex files in your /system/app/ folder other than the ones you just copied over there?)
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Deleted member 807276:
It's the ROM. I believe I either unyaffs'd or flashed, and pulled before booting the first time. I just re-unyaffs'd again to make sure, and yes, most, if not all, apps go have an odex.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] chrisinaz:
Well I created a similar thread to this a while back and was basically told that I shouldn't post that kind of stuff.. but hey... this is XDA after all.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Deleted member 807276:
We'll see what happens, but, like I said, I doubt the mods would ask everyone to remove their cooked ROMs containing any APKs.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] toxicanarchist:
I'm looking for the original media (ie: notification sounds and ringtones) can someone point me in the right direction?
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] saynotopunx:
How does one install these?
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] PcFish:
Download one of the stock/ota roms. They're in the system/media/audio folder.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] toxicanarchist:
How do I unpack the IMG file inside the zipfile?

--> I should have done a google search first:

hxxp://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=HOWTO:_Unpack%2C_Edit%2C_and_Re-Pack_Boot_Images
[HD2 General] nessqn:
It's been over 6 months with my HD2 and this period was plagued by numerous problems.The essential function of any mobile is to make phone calls and sadly this was the area most affected.Many times my phone will drop calls,mute itself,freeze screen,make it impossible to answer a call and to disconnect a call because of frozen slider etc...etc...to name a few...:mad:

But i have solved all these now and my phones call functions work flawlessly.:)

How?I removed all tweaks and customizations by Factory Reset and Memory Card formatting!!:cool:

After that i installed only the software's i absolutely require,one at a time,watching out for problems.In fact i have just 4-5 customizations in my HD2 now...and i am happy.:D
[HD2 General] de Wolfe:
Haven't had any of your problems with my HD2 and have installed loads of customizations, apps and ROMs.

What a usesless thread...
[HD2 General] crash_194:
going to say, i've had zero problems with my HD2, i bought it 2nd hand, and i've tweaked it to with an inch of its life! I have a good few apps installed aswell. This phone seems to get alot of unnecessary bad press at times and i'm sure most of which is user error...no disrespect intended there though mate.
[HD2 General] FerretAD:
Yes, I have to agree with you too - I've got plenty of customizations, and very rarely get any problems !
[HD2 General] hgalanos:
I have countless number of tweaks but only a hand full of apps that I actually need.

Never had an issue.

Make sure you put system tweaks and mods on the internal mem. Won't have a problem after that.
[HD2 General] Kalavere:
I've got 30+ apps (only one of which is a game), countless reg edits, Resco Contact Manager which totally takes over calls and dialing, as well as contacts, which you would think could potentially be quite problematic and I've never had an issue with stability.

I've never understood the stability issue thing, just stay away from stock ROMs and you'll be laughing.
[HD2 General] rp-x1:
I'm on a stock ROM and I'm still laughing. It runs for 2 days on battery, no lockups, has all the stuff I need installed, and many many tweaks.
[HD2 General] stoolzo:
I bought a patio set a week after I bought my HD2, it didnt work until I erected it, now it works a treat.
[HD2 General] pakure:
the only way to solve all (err....do you have any???:rolleyes:) your problems of hd2 is :

this link
[HD2 General] conantroutman:
that thing works wonders for me whenever I have a problem!

which isn't very often :D
[HD2 General] gjizaqin:
I have stock ROM and plenty of tweaks and apps and I haven't faced any problems till now. really stable. I remember way back I was using htc touch with slower processor and wm 6.1 and I faced a lot of problems that Op described.
[HD2 General] nessqn:
wow...overwhelming response...:D

I stand corrected because this problem came up again today morning:When a call came in and I slide to answer, the slider got stuck to "answer" while the phone continued to ring(without sound).The entire screen froze and I had to wait till the call got disconnected to use it again.:confused:

I was thinking this problem had disappeared after i removed all tweaks but there it is again.:(

I have searched the length n breadth of this forum and google too but without a solution..:(:(

Help me friends please....:(:(:(
[HD2 General] TheATHEiST:
You tried task 29?

You hard reset after installing rom?
[HD2 General] pakure:
you use cht lockscreen , dont you?
[HD2 General] nrfitchett4:
2 words:

Custom ROMs
[HD2 General] nessqn:
No i havent.lemme chek.But wat does it(task 29) do?

I hard reset after CHT 1.7 paralysed the phone.

No,i,ve uninstalled CHT as i mentioned earlier.

u mean i have 2 use a Custom ROM?
[HD2 General] hagba:
Same applyes to me,most of the PDAs Ive used were much worst than my HD2 including My Iphone.this thing can function same as a computer + few other things, so must expect few slight glitches.
[HD2 General] nessqn:
So any solutions for the problem friends?

1.)When a call came in and I slide to answer, the slider got stuck to "answer" while the phone continued to ring(without sound).The entire screen froze and I had to wait till the call got disconnected to use it again.

2)Also when I do answer,after around 40 seconds,i cannot hear the person at the other end.The calls stays active till i end it.The other person can hear me but.This happen with random calls and in both incomin n outgoin.

I was thinking all the tweaks were messing up with the call function...but...

UPDATE:I got reply from htc to install System Update from website today.But wen i try 2 do that,Invalid Vendor ID error message is coming and the update aborts itself.

All problems solved after i updated my ROM to 1.66 ! thank u everyone :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Chainfire:
(shamelessly copied and then modified from junkdruggler's post here)

This is a DEVELOPMENT section, not GENERAL. Do NOT post questions here!

Before continuing, read this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=729511. It also contains a link to XDA's rules, read those as well !

Let's try to post our ROMs and threads the following way to make the forum quicker and easier to access:

[KITCHEN][WWE][08.08.08] KOKOTAS ELF(in) Hybrid Kitchen (version 1.3)
[PRJ][WWE][BETA] BRAM / NOONSKI Touch Surface 6.1 Public Beta Release Candidate Unskinned
[REF] NOONSKI Cooking Class Class of 2008/09
[UPG] HTCTOUCHP New USPLs & IPLs for Elf & Elfin
[ROM][EUR][UPD][11-07-10] Doc's BareboneGalaxy v6 [2.1-u1~XWJG3][LauncherPro BETA] Optmized APKs [Barebone]
[ROM][ARA][UPD][11-07-10] ??? v1.1 [2.1-u1~XWJG3][TouchWiz 3.0] ??? [FullArabic]
[ROM][EUR][UPD][06-07-10] MoDaCo r2 [2.1-u1~XWJG1][TouchWiz] JG1/SwypeFix [OnlineKitchen]

For ROM releases, use:

[ROM][%region%][%variant%][dd-mm-yy] %name% %version% [%Androidbuild%~%baseROM%][%launcher%] %mchangelog% [%specialfeature%]

Variables as follows:
%region% - If this is an update.zip the region of base firmware. If you focus your ROM on a specific language/country put it here. Use abbreviations: EUR (Euro), ARA (Arabic), USA (United States)
%variant% - Not very useful right now since we can only use update.zip. Will become important once we get complete android builds. Use abbreviations: UPD (Update), FW (Firmware)
%name% - Name of your ROM. Whatever you want to call it.
%version% - The version of your ROM.
%Androidbuild% - This is the basebuild of android that the firmware uses. 2.1-update1 for the firmwares we have available right now. (Make it short: 2.1-u1)
%baseROM% - This is the last five symbols of the firmware you base your ROM on/that is required to install your update.zip. for example: XWJG3
%launcher% - This is the launcher you use (preferably with the version used).
%mchangelog% - Give one or two of the most important changes in this update.
%specialfeature% - One special feature of your ROM. Barebone or Online kitchen or something like that qualifies

Just some examples based on the available ROMs

[ROM][EUR][UPD][11-07-10] Doc's BareboneGalaxy v6 [2.1-u1~XWJG3][LauncherPro BETA] Optmized APKs [Barebone]
[ROM][ARA][UPD][11-07-10] ??? v1.1 [2.1-u1~XWJG3][TouchWiz 3.0] ??? [FullArabic]
[ROM][EUR][UPD][06-07-10] MoDaCo r2 [2.1-u1~XWJG1][TouchWiz] JG1/SwypeFix [OnlineKitchen]

For upgrade tools (HSPL, SSPL, CID, SIM, etc.), use:

[UPG] Description

For complete kitchens, use:

[KITCHEN][Language] name and version (Build)

For projects, use:

[PRJ] description

For utilities, use:

[UTIL] name and version

For reference threads (tutorials, guides, etc.), use:

[REF] description

A good start to a good structure :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkstriker:
I have tried creating a standard for the ROM naming before but for lack of a sticky, there is so far only one "chef" who uses it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=723745
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Chainfire:
Interesting. I've just copy/pasted a different post who'se layout reminds me of other sections I've moderator, and which will look familiar to users coming from the WM forums to here. I am of course open to suggestions!

Let's discuss, critisize, and formalize. Your way of naming looks smart to me, so let me share my comments.

Your original:

I would keep the [ROM] prefix, just to distinguish it from normal programs, utilities, upgrades, tutorials, etc.

I would also use abbreviations to keep things short, and cut down on whitespace. variant = [UPD/FW], region = [EUR/ARA/USA/....], AndroidBuild / baseROM, without the spacing. To prevent overkill of brackets, I would not bracket the version. Also as we are using dd/mm/yy notation, AFAIK it is more common to use - instead of /. And I really just hate curly brackets, but that's personal ;)

Example:

[ROM][EUR][UPD][11-07-10] Doc's BareboneGalaxy v6 [2.1-u1~XWJG3][LauncherPro BETA] Optmized APKs [Barebone]

Comments ? Suggestions ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkstriker:
Those sound to me like sensible modifications. Now that I think back on it the curly brackets weren't really necessary ;-) And the date... my version of Windows displays the date as dd/mm/yyyy so I'm really at a loss what is convention here. but it really doesn't matter. I like the dashes too :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Chainfire:
Alright, updated first post with the changed information.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BackfireNL:
Structure is badly needed! all people are polluting this forum with topics with only questions!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] junkdruggler:
Nice kang

I think most of what I said came from a stericson post... not sure though... I like READ MEs... and stickies... and FAQs...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] robert_tlse:
I see only 2 ways you are EVER gonna be able to enforce this:

1) you go modo crazy and start deleting/moving stuff massively

tho you might get tired of doing so after a week or 2 ^^

2) you find somone that can modify the vbulletin post/reply form, so that it integrates the exact syntax you'd like ppl to use to post, and deny posts if it's not correctly filled out.

GL ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Chainfire:
This does not require enforcing, nor is it an exact science.

Conventions like there are used all over XDA and are generally followed. As soon as a number of the top releasers start following it in a subforum, the rest will eventually follow. It will take a while, sure... but it will happen, once the beginners realise that a structured life is a better life.

You have the option to do things nice and structured, or you can make a mess of things, but hey it'll be the mess you have to wade around in :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] monzablue16v:
Well said, I like the XDA naming scheme, seems to work well. Is there a mod for this section yet? someone to sticky important posts for now would do :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Chainfire:
There's an official mod, yes, and there's me. But I'll be off on vacation in a few days, for several weeks ...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] fahim38:
Dear Friends.

I am using GoaTrip Rom on my SGS GT i9000. Now that this rom has loads of problems, I want to install Darky's ROM.

Cud somebody help with the procedure to do the needful.

Step by Step procedure will be helpful.

Plz reply to my PM - fahim38@gmail.com

Regards

M Fahim
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
You need to study the step-by-step of whatever ROM you choose.
[Hero CDMA General] jasonnelms:
Hi-

I have a Sprint Hero and have flashed several images trying to get a working phone again but the phone freezes at the HTC screen and I have to pull the battery and reboot to Recovery. Is this common and what is generally the fix?

I rooted this morning using the new UnRevoked tool, installed ROM Manager, ran a backup from Clockwork mod, used Rom Manager to download Rom and install, everything seemed to work but then never would go past the HTC screen.

I tried to recover and it also seemingly worked but with the same issue. I have Wiped Data, Wiped Cache and tried to reload several different ROMs in this fashion but all have had the same results. This is my only phone and I am getting frustrated. Any help would be most appreciated.
[Hero CDMA General] barry.bishop72:
Did you wipe your SD:extension partition?
[Hero CDMA General] jgabb:
i had same problem and removed sd card and it worked
[Hero CDMA General] mbellett:
Removing sd card to boot worked for me as well, simply put card back in once boot finishes. I backed up card contents, reformatted using recovery (RA gives best format options) and copied contents back to card
[Hero CDMA General] mbellett:
What rom are you using? I was a fan of damage control until 2.0.9 repeatedly caused this issue for me. Using darchdroid 2.7 now, works great
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] El Mik@:
Hi,

I'm getting this message:

"The process com.google.process.gapps has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again!"

After rooting the phone I uninstalled some Samsung official apps and then the app called "Talk".

I'm assuming that problem is that. Is there anyway to recover it (could some one send it to me)?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nente002:
I have not downloaded this packet, but who knows maybe its in there:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=712594

Goodluck.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fayeznoor:
After the launch of Samsung Galaxy S, hardly after 15 days we noticed rumors started from a russian sites that its predecessor is already in development with following specs:

View attachment 362998

- OS: Google 3.0 Gingerbread

- 4.3-inch 2-Super AMOLED display with 1280x720 resolution

- 1080p Full HD video recording

- 2 GHz processor

- 32 GB of internal memory, a slot for MicroSD memory cards up to 32 GB

- 1 GB RAM, 4 GB ROM

- Battery: 2000 mAh

- 8-megapixel camera with autofocus and HD video recording

- 3.5 mm audio jack

- A-GPS, Accelerometer, gyroscope, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor

- Google Service (Android Market, Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, Google Talk, YouTube)

some say that this phone will b available in 2011. other says this might hit the market on Christmas.

Guys. i want to know what do u think about it. is it true or fan gone crazy.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] eaglesteve:
Looks like a real killer if we go by specifications alone. Looks extremely tempting to me. Not sure how real though.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fayeznoor:
and ive noticed most of rumors about samsung mobiles from russian sources turn out to be true. fingers crossed this time
[Galaxy S I9000 General] alovell83:
I was going to bring up the Russian accuracy thing, they had an accurate Bada phone preview that included the Wave and the next announced devices.

I think this is ahead of their processor roadmap, and even so I still think whatever they use is likely to be designed and made in-house.

I think this is true or close to true, but part of that is definitely wishful thinking. If it's not completely true, it's probably close to right, and we will probably get an announcement around the holidays so they can get people to hold off on buying a new phone from a competitor. If this has a 2000 mAh battery I'd break my SGS contract to get one.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TravUK:
It's fake. 2Ghz ARM in a consumer device is a pipe dream right now.

Plus Samsung have invested heavily in ramping up production of the Galaxy S, they're not going to cripple sales just as they complete their roll-out.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] oswade:
I could see that happening in about a years time. Anyone could really guess those specs... I definitely wouldn't hold my breath for it though. Better to just get the GS now if you want a good phone.

Also I believe that 4.3 screen is too large for a phone, as it becomes almost unpocketable.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] natsirt789:
Read this:

http://briefmobile.com/samsung-i9200-galaxy-s2-is-probably-a-fake
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Ziostilon:
it'll need to carry a pretty thick battery. or the battery life is pretty bad.

unless they miraculously came up with some better type of battery.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Will.1:
Definitely wouldn't come out for Christmas, it would canibalize i9000 sales. Just like TravUK said they'd probably work towards rolling out the i9000 to the max.

Regarding the battery, if they come up with new processor architecture or screen technology like some advanced super amoled, that could help a lot two
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AshMa:
I would come right back to Android for a device like this or one like it made by HTC. Regardless, I have no doubt we are going to see much better devices from most of, if not all of the majors by Dec (or least full specs of soon to be released phones by Dec).

If you're stuck in a new 2 year right now and you can't or don't want to pay up to get out, you'll be feeling the burn in 4 months; such is the speed of phone tech these days.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
I'll not be surprised if it's true.

In fact i was waiting for something like this to come out.

Unfortunately I needed a NEW phone NOW like yesterday, so from the crop of current available best phone was the SGS i9000, and that's what i purchased.

I'm quite sure if that 2Ghz phone makes it to the market next year, it'll cost over $1500+

That thing is essentially a PC inside a phone case.

4.3" screens are huge, most people will not like it in their pocket.

my old HTC Athena has a 5" screen and.... THAT IS ONE OF THE MAJOR REASON why i switched back to a slightly smaller screen like the one on the SGS i9000

anything larger than 4" is very uncomfortable in the front pocket of your jeans, or shirt as most of these phones now in days pack quite a bit of weight to it, although the SGS i9000 is OK, not too heavy.

in the past i choosed the HTC Athena for the 5" screen for movies and stuff, because i used to sit a lot in the Subway, and Buses, it was great, but it sucks when you want to go to say Theme park, and go on a roller coaster and stuff like that.

That's why i switched back to a smaller phone.

I'll probably sell the SGS i9000 and get that one when it comes out, if it's real, and when if it does actually hits the market :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AshMa:
That's just not true for everyone. My Evo and it's 4.3 screen to me is the perfect phone size aside from it being a bit too thick. Take a look at the SGS and how it, like the iPhone do not use a lot of the front space above and below the screen. Now take a look at other phones such as the Evo and how it has a screen that takes up more of the front space. Holding the Captivate in hand along side the Evo yesterday and the difference in size is very small and really comes down to the Evo being thicker than I'd like. I can place the Evo in my shirt pocket just as I do with the iPhone now.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
that's the problem most of the phones that has larger than 4" screens are too thick, and heavy, both usually due the battery, and other internal components that makes up for the lost space inside the phone.

one of the reason why i like the SGS i9000 so much is because of that, i found it surprising for a 4" phone to be this thin, got tired of carrying a thick 5" phone with me all the time
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AshMa:
I'm guessing that you haven't picked up an Evo before? It was thick to me but most owners of it thought I was crazy for thinking its a little too thick. The Evo is thick because of the 4G radio and other components; NOT because of the screen size.

And come on now, a 5" phone like the one you had, or the new Dell are in a different class which doesn't include 4.3 inch devices like the Evo. Remember the size is measured from the bottom left corner to the top right corner of the screen. Seriously, Google for side by side images and you'll see what I'm talking about when I say that a 4.3" device like the Evo, is not much bigger than the SGS. BTW' The HD2 I have is a very thin phone yet it has the exact same 4.3" Evo screen......

My dream phone would look a lot like the Evo and be the same size only a bit thinner and have a flush camera lens (with a powered lens door) along with having the iPhone 4 screen (in 4.3" of course) and at least Android 2.2 while waiting for 3.0. 1ghz or 1.5 Samsung CPU, 16GB internal with SD card supprt and all the other goodies we all love.......
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cheetah2k:
2Ghz CPU in a phone is not really viable as 99% of the time the phone sits on 200-400Mhz for power efficiency anyways. I'd rather see a dual core 1 to 1.2ghz CPU instead, so that twice the work is done in the lower, more power efficient Mhz range.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] fayeznoor:
battery is rumored to be 2000mAh